Pelican House

Antigua, Caribbean

  • From €4,300/night
  • Villa
  • 6 Bedrooms
  • 6 Bathrooms
  • Sleeps 12

Pelican House is the largest villa offering at the Blue Waters Hotel in Antigua.

While enjoying a more private location, guests of Pelican House are in easy distance of all Blue Waters’ excellent resort facilities and restaurants. The Cove Restaurant, Bartley’s Restaurant and Palms Restaurant are only a short walk way, making Pelican House the perfect sanctuary for the array of activities on offer in this outstanding area of Antigua.

The interiors are a fresh and airy palette of neutral for an elegant beach house feel, overlooking the Caribbean Sea.

The accommodation is made up of two semi-detached villas, both 3 bedroom and 2 storey, boasting their own luxurious living areas and

exceptionally appointed kitchens which lead onto separate dining areas.

Both villas enjoy the use of Pelican House’s own infinity edge pool, ideal for taking a relaxing dip in to cool off from the warm Caribbean sun.

Pelican House Villa opens out onto a wonderfully positioned terrace, where guests can recline on a comfortable lounger to relax in the sun, or take a dip into the private swimming pool, where unencumbered views of the breathtakingly blue Caribbean sea can be admired in peace.

What’s more, as a Pelican House Villa guest you will also have access to the hotel’s concierge service who will be on hand to see that your stay is as wonderful as possible.

At A Glance
  • Exclusive use villas
  • Two 3 bedroomed semi-detached villas
  • Luxurious living areas
  • Private dining areas
  • Crisp and airy décor with lovely views over the ocean
  • Private infinity swimming pool
  • Full access to all of the hotel facilities at Blue Waters
  • Access to the resorts varied restaurants
  • Tennis Courts
  • Ideal for large families or groups
Features:
  • ✓ Air-conditioning
  • ✓ BBQ
  • ✓ Ceiling Fans
  • ✓ Concierge Service
  • ✓ Family Friendly
  • ✓ Golf Course
  • ✓ Gym
  • ✓ Laundry Service
  • ✓ Spa
  • ✓ Swimming Pool
  • ✓ Tennis Court
  • ✓ Watersports / Toys
  • ✓ Wifi

Region

Luxury holidays to Antigua are enjoyed in stunning surroundings.  If you're looking for a Caribbean island escape that's oozing with beauty and comfort, Antigua is the place for you. With its white-sand beaches and clear turquoise waters, Antigua is a popular destination for holidaymakers after a wonderful beach getaway in the Caribbean.  It offers much for visitors including Nelson's Dockyard, water sports (including amazing sailing), delicious local delicacies and of course the white sandy beaches which are a big draw.

Antigua is one of the 2 main islands that make up the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda.  It is the quintessential Caribbean island, caressed with warm, steady winds, fringed by a complex of safe harbours and protected by an almost unbroken fringe of coral reef. We love this island and have a fabulous selection of luxury holidays to Antigua including the amazing Palm Point Villa, one of the finest villas on the island.

Like so many of the islands in the region, Antigua was settled by tribes from Central America, but it was the arrival of Spanish conquistadors in 1493 that brought the first contact with European conquistadors – indeed the name Antigua means ’old’ from an ancient icon that resided in the Cathedral in Seville from which many of the settlers came. The English harbour, famed for its shelter at times of storms, was Nelson’s principal naval base in 1780s making Antigua Britain’s gateway in and out of the Caribbean.

This historical legacy is seen today in restored dockyard areas teaming with recreational and business activity, former slave plantations that can be visited, and an annual world class sailing regatta of international importance – and of course cricket, the national sport followed assiduously by the islanders.

If you can tear yourselves away from your villa there is much to see and enjoy on Antigua, with distances conveniently compact. There are countless sun-drenched beaches of white sand such as Cades Reef or Falmouth Harbour from which you can swim in crystal clear aquamarine water even perhaps hiring a sailing boat with a skipper and exploring the coastline and other islands.  

We have been booking luxury holidays to Antigua for years and have built a wealth of knowledge about accommodation on the island.  Browse our fabulous range of hotels and villas and book your holiday to Antigua at Rocksure today.

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Antigua's proximity to the equator means the island enjoys a tropical climate with long days of sunshine throughout the year. Read More

Antigua's proximity to the equator means the island enjoys a tropical climate with long days of sunshine throughout the year. With little seasonal variation, there isn't one best time to visit Antigua because the island enjoys a beautiful, warm climate all year round. Summer and autumn see hurricanes hit the island, so heavier rains and increased rainfall are to be expected during this season. For the warmest weather, the best time to visit Antigua is during August.

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Testimonials

  • A gorgeous hotel with wonderful beach access. It is no wonder guests who discover this resort return year after year! - L.P.

Rates

EURO 29,900 per week - April - December
EURO 35,800 per week - January - April
EURO 52,800 per week - Christmas & New Year


Included:
Bed & Breakfast, Housekeeping and daily maid service, Concierge service, use of the Hotel facilities and water sports equipment.
10% Service Charge and 12.5% Government Tax Included.

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